The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1887-08-05
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have made an assignment Liabilities
about sl00, 900; assets about the same.
II is learned that the commercial rela-
tons between Spain, England and the
United States will remain in statu quo I'M
| til the end OF the year.
The paper warehouse of j. .. Preble &
Co., Franklin street, New York, was de-
stroyed by fire few days ago. The loss
will aggregate about $llS,OO0; partly in
sured.
The wage differences between the iron
manufacturers and the workers of Balti-
more have been settled by arbitration and
neither time nor money was IL st on either
side How much better this mode OF. set
Element than by striking
Free mail delivery began at Lima, Woos-
ter Newark and THIN with the first of the
month. Several other of the smaller cities
in Ohio will be entitled to free delivery as
soon as the returns of the past fiscal year
are filed with the government.
The United Socialist Club, OF London,
comprising FIVE German and two Swedish
organizations, are arranging for big ex-
cursion to Epping Forest on July 10, and
will send the proceeds to Chicago to re-
lieve the Anarchists under sentence of
death in that city.
adopted a bill declaring two-fifths of the
workman's pay inalenable, and one-fifth
free from liability to be taken even in legal
process. Clerks salaries are made free
from liability Of seizure, unless they ex-
coed $40 per annum.
A new Russian coercive measure directs
government employees in Poland TO forward
frequently to st. Petersburg complete lists
of resident foreigners. Jews are not al
lowed to remain in St. Petersburg longer
than week, and are not allowed TO enter
corporations or academies.
A THIN, Ohio, photographer, with light
from two ordinary gas jets, succeeded IN
obtaining a negative of a night blooming
cereus as it unfolded its beautiful petals.
The flower as is known, blooms only at
night, and the negative obtained is said to
be the first ever secured.
Ii is learned from ST. Petersburg that
twelve Nihilists were arrested near the
palace OF Krasnoe Selo at the moment when
the Car and his family were beginning
their journey to Finland.
Over one hundred English, Scotch and
Welsh members of the House of Commons
have signed a memorial to the President
and Congress Of the United States in favor
Of referring all Anglo-AmeriCan disputes
to arbitration for settlement II is proba-
BILE that deputatiOn of members of the
House Of Commons will be sent to Wash
ington to present the memorial TO Mr..
Cleveland.
kilograms from various parts OF Europe
convey the belief that the Sultan will not
affix his signature to the Egyptian conven-
ton as per agreement
The beautiful spectacle of eight buds OF
the night blooming cereus unfolding in
GAINESVILLE, o., was witnessed on recent
evening by large number of people. The
flowers were magnificent specimens of
their kind and will be preserved.
General Boulanger's military organ has
started canard to the effect that the CAV
ernmcnt has ordered the troops to fill their
knapsacks with cartridges on the occasion
of the July fctcs in order to Immediately
suppress any popular movement in Bou-
langer's favor.
Theophilus Fink, who disappeared so
mysteriously from his home in Hopewell
township, Licking County, Ohio, a month
ago, by letting himself down from a bed
room window with rope, has been dis
covered working i'll stone quarry in the
neighborhoOd. He gives no reason for his
strange conduct.
In work on 1.-THE European in Hot Gil
mates" recently published by Belgian
naval surgeon, DR.. de Groote, Central
Africa in general and the Congo in partic-
ular are dealt with. With regard To the
Congo, the author considers tho climate
more healthy than those Of Brazil and the
English and Dutch Indies.
The effect of the coke strike has been an
increased importation Of iron, 204.5i3 tons
in April and still more in May, and large
increase to follow in case of the threatened
strike in the Pittsburgh mills. Even the
high duty does not prevent importation
when the American workers strike, and
the pauper labor Of Europe gets the per-
simmon. Labor needs wiser leadership.
Another Of the boodlers has been com
PEELED to go 10 Jail on account of the insult
cheney Of his bail bond-this time Harry
Varnell, warden at tho insane asylum. The
wife of Commissioner Wren was on his
bond, and the States Attorney thinking
her many schedules were becoming insc-
cure, caused a capias to be issu ed for Var
nell's arrest.
Advices from Simila are that the Ameer
Of Afghanistan. suspecting lack Of fidelity
on the part Of the Jamshedies near Hcrat,
has imprisoned the Khan OF that tribe and
threatened to execute him unless his fol-
lowers and their chiefs come TO Cabul as
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the tribe have, since this event, gone over
TO the Russians.
A man named Schimak has been arrested
in Moravia, who has committed six muir
ers, three great robberes and a large
number of lesser thefts. He had in his pos
session list Of persons who were to have
been murdered by himself and his associ-
ates, comprising the names OF eighty Of the
wealthiest residents of Moravia. Several
Of his companions in crime have also been
arrested.
The trial Of Herr Klein and several asso-
cates for treason, in supplying the French
with information concerning German forti.
fcations, was held at Lcpsic, few DAYS